US2009280252A1PendingUtilityA1
Method for Extending and Improving the Functionality of a Hard Surface
Est. expiryMay 6, 2028(~1.8 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
C11D 3/14B05D 5/00B08B 7/00B05D 3/102B08B 3/04C11D 2111/14
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Abstract
A method for cleaning hard surfaces at the micro level incorporates a two-phase process that initially cleans a surface and then seals the surface. The cleaning phase implements a cleaning solution that penetrates the surface of equipment and removes dirt and debris at the micro or nana level of the equipment. The sealing phase of the method seals the surface of equipment such that gaps at the micro level are filled in to prevent debris from accumulating at the micro-level of the surface of the equipment. The sealed surface provides improved aerodynamic flow of air across the hard surface.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A method for cleaning a hard surface at the micro level of the hard surface comprising the steps of:
applying a cleaning agent to a hard surface, the cleaning agent capable of penetrating the hard surface down to the microscopic level of the hard surface; penetrating the hard surface down to the microscopic level by particles contained in the cleaning solution; contacting and loosening dirt and debris located in crevasses at the microscopic level of the hard surface by the cleaning agent particles; removing the cleaning agent and loosen dirt and debris from the hard surface; and applying a sealing agent to the hard surface such that the sealing agent penetrates the hard surface down to the microscopic level of the hard surface and fills in crevasses in the hard surface from the microscopic level up to a top edge of the hard surface and such that the sealing agent adheres to the hard surface.
2 . The method as described in claim 1 further comprising after said sealing agent applying step, the step of smoothing any excess sealing agent from the hard surface to further improve aero-dynamic efficiency of the hard surface.
3 . The method as described in claim 2 wherein in said adhering of the sealing agent to the hard surface further comprises bonding of the sealing agent to the hard surface from the microscopic level up to the top edge of the hard surface.
4 . The method as described in claim 3 further comprising after said sealing agent applying step, the step of curing the sealing agent by allowing a predetermined amount time between said sealing agent applying step and said smoothing step.
5 . The method as described in claim 1 wherein the microscopic level comprises a 10 by 10 nanometer segment.
6 . The method as described in claim 1 wherein the applied cleaning agent has the attributes of bring non-abrasive and highly absorbent.
7 . The method as described in claim 6 wherein the applied cleaning agent comprises granule particles having microscopic sizes that enable the granule particles to fall into and penetrate microscopic crevasses in the hard surface.
8 . The method as described in claim 7 wherein said cleaning agent applying step further comprises applying the cleaning agent to the hard surface with a cotton material.
9 . The method as described in claim 1 further comprising after said cleaning agent removing step, repeating said cleaning agent applying step, said contacting step, and said cleaning agent removing step.
10 . The method as described in claim 7 wherein said contacting step further comprises the steps of:
attracting dirt and debris in microscopic crevasses of the hard surface by the granule particles in the cleaning agent; and drawing dirt and debris from the hard surface and to the granule particles through absorption attributes of the granule particles.
11 . The method as described in claim 1 wherein said cleaning agent removing step further comprises removing the cleaning agent to the hard surface with a cotton material such that absorption attributes of the cotton material creates a suction to more efficiently remove the cleaning agent and dirt and debris from the hard surface.
12 . The method as described in claim 1 wherein said sealing agent has the attributes of consistent with the characteristics of molecules in the acrylic polymer family.
13 . The method as described in step 3 wherein said bonding step further comprises the steps of penetrating the hard surface down to the microscopic level by microscopic granules in the sealing agent and adhering to the walls to the hard surface crevasses by the microscopic particles in the sealing agent.
14 . A method for cleaning a hard surface of an air-flying vehicle at the micro level of the hard surface of the vehicle comprising the steps of:
applying a cleaning agent to a hard surface, the cleaning agent capable of penetrating the hard surface down to the microscopic level of the hard surface; penetrating the hard surface down to the microscopic level by particles contained in the cleaning solution; contacting and loosening dirt and debris located in crevasses at the microscopic level of the hard surface by the cleaning agent particles; removing the cleaning agent and loosen dirt and debris from the hard surface; and applying a sealing agent to the hard surface such that the sealing agent penetrates the hard surface down to the microscopic level of the hard surface and fills in crevasses in the hard surface from the microscopic level up to a top edge of the hard surface and such that the sealing agent adheres to the hard surface and provides improve aero-dynamic efficiency of the hard surface.
15 . The method as described in claim 14 further comprising after said sealing agent applying step, the step of smoothing any excess sealing agent from the hard surface to further improve aero-dynamic efficiency of the hard surface.
16 . The method as described in claim 15 wherein in said sealing agent applying furthering comprises bonding of the sealing agent to the hard surface at the microscopic level.
17 . The method as described in claim 16 further comprising after said sealing agent applying step, the step of curing the sealing agent by allowing a predetermined amount time between said sealing agent applying step and said smoothing step.
18 . The method as described in claim 14 wherein said cleaning agent removing step further comprises removing the cleaning agent to the hard surface with a cotton material such that absorption attributes of the cotton material creates a suction to more efficiently remove the cleaning agent and dirt and debris from the hard surface.
19 . The method as described in claim 14 wherein said contacting step further comprises the steps of:
attracting dirt and debris in microscopic crevasses of the hard surface by microscopic granule particles in the cleaning agent; and drawing dirt and debris from the hard surface and to the granule particles through absorption attributes of the granule particles.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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